Help us to end hunger, one step at a time! The Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University is teaming up with the School of the Madeleine for the 2023 Berkeley CROP Hunger […]
To mark the anniversary of the publication of Phil Volker’s beautiful book, Walking in the Mud: The Diary of a D.I.Y. Camino, here’s a podcast live from Raven Ranch with […]
Savor a sensory experience through wine and tapas that will transport you to the Camino Ignaciano - the Way of St. Ignatius of Loyola - in Spain. Enjoy a guided […]
Reimagining: Faith, Hope, and Love features approximately 20 paintings by Los Angeles based visual artist, Deborah Lanino, made between 2020 and 2024. One could say art is in her DNA, going back to Renaissance Italy. These selected works were inspired by an ancestral, spiritual and art infused pilgrimage that reflects a contemporary view of traditional subject matter seen in Renaissance art.
Please join us this fall for the annual international Symposium for Pilgrimage Studies. This year’s theme is Comparing Pilgrimage: Layers of Meaning and Motion. BAIPP Founding Director Dr. Kathryn Barush and Dr. Rachel H. Smith, Gilkison Distinguished Professor of Art History, Taylor University and Director of ASCHA will discuss Contemporary Art as Pilgrimage Journey and Sacred Site. Justin Grosnick, SJ, current Graduate Theological Union PhD student, will present on Jagannath the Pilgrim: Pilgrimage as Envisioned from the Perspective of Sacred Images.
Join the GTU's Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project (BAIPP) for the 2025 Winter Wandering Festival, taking place January 24–26. This three-day event explores the human journey and its profound connections to place, space, […]
Join us for The Spirit of Cinema: Miracles and Wonder in Biblical Epics art exhibition at Manresa Gallery, JST-SCU through the spring semester, with a joint exhibition at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology on Vine Street: The Spirit of Cinema: Illuminating the Journey of Faith.
The symposium seeks to explore contemporary art as pilgrimage and sacred site as the foundation for a new interdisciplinary project that draws into relationship the wealth of research arising out […]
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